A few of the Dutch and VOC Cannons we have sold!

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Bronze VOC Dutch Cannon!

Bronze VOC Dutch Cannon

Dated 1769 and is marked VOC.

Sorry, sold the first day - July 28, 2010!

A Very Rare 1750's Dutch Bronze Cannon
 
Dutch VOC bronze cannon

This fantastic piece of US history is now available for the first time in fifteen years.
 Sold at Auction - 6/27/2010

Sold January 28th, 2009

Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon  Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon 

Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon

Sold August 18, 2007

Two more still available and located in the USA on 6/16/2011!

Bronze Dutch Howitzer

    Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon Howitzer  

This piece is in fantastic condition and only needs a little soap and water to bring out the patina.

  Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon Howitzer

Note: Photos taken after buyer cleaned this piece!

Sold July 1, 2007

Tremendous 34 inch Dutch Bronze Cannon

Almost impossible to find these in this perfect condition!

Dutch Bronze VOC cannon 

Bronze Dutch VOC Cannon   

Large 18th Century Dutch Bronze Shipwreck Cannon

Dutch Shipwreck Cannon

Length 41 inches long!

Recovered from a shipwreck in South East Asia!  A very RARE find!

It is almost impossible to find these Dutch cannons recovered from shipwrecks anymore!

Dutch made U.S. Revolutionary War Bronze Cannon

Dutch Bronze Cannon

1764 Dutch VOC-A Bronze Rail Cannon!

VOC Rail Cannon

SOLD last year!

1700's Dutch VOC-A Bronze Cannon!

A great 1.5 Pounder that could have been used in the Revolutionary war!

This extremely rare Raised Letter Dutch VOC-A is in pristine condition which makes this a VERY RARE find! It has excellent patina and VERY strong markings!

A Great Dutch VOC signal Cannon!

SOLD - the first day

Pair of VOC cannons

Sold and shipped to Florida from Indonesia

 Fantastic 48 inch VOC Dutch Bronze Cannon

Dated 1765 with founders' name: P. Seest!

Sold 4/15/05

Original 1750's Revolutionary War Bronze Cannon

Dating from before the War of Independence!

This tremendous bronze cannon is reported to have been cast by Dutch immigrants in the Colonies. We cannot find a foundry stamp or any other markings. The original collector advised us that since it was cast  in America and the fact that casting cannons that were to be used against the Kings troops was a hanging offence, the casters did not want their identity discovered.  It is defiantly of Dutch influence and in PERFECT condition!  Comes complete with the display carriage.

SOLD - December 12, 2004

Extremely Rare VOC Pair!

  Pair of 4 Ft. Dutch VOC Iron Cannons!      

Sold - August 22, 2004

1783 - I. Seest VOC "A" Dutch  Bronze Cannon

Excellent Condition

       

Sold

  

  This beauty is 133 + centimeters (4’ 4.5”) long, has a bore of 2.25”, A large - raised VOC  Crown with a very strong raised "A" (Amsterdam) on the breech, (More  pictures here soon).  It is dated 1602 and a VOC this old is VERY RARE. The back of the breech is 20.7 cm (8.4 inches); there is a circle around the touch hole, and a very good deep green patina.  This cannon has never been in the sea and there is no damage of any kind.  THIS WILL SELL QUICK!

32 Inch VOC sold on October 9, 2003

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